what can you use to (easily) stream direct live session audio to client?
 

I've google and am surprised how every feature I find is no longer supported. in 2019 - what can one use to stream a live session direct to client?
not skype - something direct audio.. Nicecast, shut down... I found AudioMovers/ListenTO - which sounded perfect...installed it, but just says server error when I log in on the plugin in PT.. guessing it is no longer supported..

have session coming up I need to live stream from daw...

any luck out there? Much appreciated!!

Re: what can you use to (easily) stream direct live session audio to client?
 

Source Connect
https://source-elements.com/

Re: what can you use to (easily) stream direct live session audio to client?
 

definitely looks like it does the trick - but very expensive even before the $75 setup fee- it has many functions for video and such where I'm only looking for a simple audio stream. (If I can't find anything else, this may have to be my choice) - was just hoping for something "lighter" and less costly.

Re: what can you use to (easily) stream direct live session audio to client?
 

Have a look at ipDTL or ConnectionOpen Or Source-Elements' Source Connect Now. All require the Chrome Browser.

Re: what can you use to (easily) stream direct live session audio to client?
 

I use it every day in PT 12 and you can pay it weekly. No issues here.

Re: what can you use to (easily) stream direct live session audio to client?
 

Source live basic. Source connect is probably overkill for what you want to do. Perpetual and subscription available.

Re: what can you use to (easily) stream direct live session audio to client?
 

https://now.source-elements.com/#!/

I've been using source connect now and it has been amazing. It's free to use and your client only needs a Chrome browser.

Re: what can you use to (easily) stream direct live session audio to client?
 

I'm considering Cleanfeed. I haven't used it yet myself. But it's what the BBC uses for remote interviews. That's pretty high praise by itself. We've been using RingCentral Meetings, which is basically Zoom (a Skype competitor) for businesses. But it's just not high quality enough. Dropouts and severe artifacts make RingCentral/Zoom unsuitable for monitoring a remote script recording. We abandoned Skype for that very reason, and Zoom seemed better at first. But it's become unworkable. So we plan to try Cleanfeed next. It's free up to a point.